Ortho Bed Wedge

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Ortho Bed Wedge raises legs or feet at the proper angle to take pressure off lower back.

Product #: 255580710123DMI

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Overview

Leg elevation pillow raises your legs or feet at the proper angle to take pressure off your lower back, legs and knees
Helps improve circulation while allowing the spinal cord to relax, easing pressure on your back
Great for those suffering from back pain, knee pain, varicose veins, phlebitis or restless legs and those recovering from surgery
Supportive foam keeps its shape
Removable, zippered, polyester/cotton cover is machine washable

Leg elevation pillow raises your legs or feet at the proper angle to take pressure off your lower back, legs and knees
Helps improve circulation while allowing the spinal cord to relax, easing pressure on your back
Great for those suffering from back pain, knee pain, varicose veins, phlebitis or restless legs and those recovering from surgery
Supportive foam keeps its shape
Removable, zippered, polyester/cotton cover is machine washable

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